Fire and Rescue Certifications - Current
All Certifications in Blue are Current 12-14-2009 Active Links are to Certifications I am working on.
- NC Emergency Medical Technician
- BCLS CPR Instructor - American Heart Association
- ACLS Instructor - American Heart Association
- PALS Instructor - American Heart Association
- NC Rescue Technician - VMR - Vehicle and Machinery Rescue
- NC Rescue Technician - Ropes Technician - NFPA 1670 Standard
- NC Structural Collapse Technician - FEMA USAR Class - NFPA 1670 Standard
- NC Confined Space Technician - NFPA 1670 Standard
- NC Trench Rescue Technician - NFPA 1670 Standard
- NC Driver Operator - Pumps
- NC Driver Operator - Aerials
- NC Emergency Vehicle Driver
- NAPD Emergency Vehicle Driver
- Swiftwater Rescue Technician - Rescue 3 International
- Search and Rescue Technician - Level III NASAR SARTECH III
- Managing the Lost Person Incident - Operations
- Smoke Diver Certification - Charlotte Fire Academy
- Cell Tower Rescue - 4th Class in NC
- NC EMERGENCY MANAGEMENT COORDINATOR - Level 4
- NC Fire and Life Safety Educator Level II
- NC Fire and Life Safety Educator Level III
- NC Level II Instructor - Qualified in Fire Fighter I,II
Presented 3/05/07 By Town of Landis Mayor - Mike Mahaley
- NC SKYWARN Advanced Weather Spotter Certification
- NC SKYWARN Advanced Radar Certification
- NC SKYWARN Storm Chaser Certification
National Fire Academy Classes
- Managing Company Tactics and Operations
- Leadership I: Strategies for Company Success - NFA (F803)
- Incident Command System NFA (F806)
- Firefighter Safety and Survival
- Public Information Officer (G290)
- Intro To Volunteer Emergency Services Management
FEMA Homeland Security Classes
- FEMA NIMS IS-700 - National Incident Management System (NIMS), An Introduction
- FEMA NIMS IS-100 - Introduction to Incident Command System
- FEMA NIMS IS-200 - ICS for Single Resources and Initial Action Incidents
- FEMA ICS-300 - Intermediate ICS for Expanding Incidents
- FEMA ICS-400 - Advanced ICS for Complex Incidents
- FEMA NIMS IS-800 - National Response Plan , An Introduction
- FEMA NIMS IS-362 - Multi-Hazard Emergency Planning for Schools
- FEMA NIMS IS-271 - Anticipating Hazardous Weather & Community Risk
- FEMA G-288 - Donations Management
- FEMA AWR-160 - Weapons of Mass Destruction Awareness
- Modular Emergency Response Radiological Transportation Training - Train The Trainer
- Mass Shootings Planning and Response for Public Safety
- Incendiary Explosive Devices
- Emergency Response to Criminal Terrorist Incidents
Federal Aviation Certifications
- B-3 Helicopter Certification
- B-3 Aircraft Certification
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I Am Working Toward These Certifications At This Time
I Instructed High Angle Rescue Classes for NCDOI 1976-1981 @ Stone Mountain in Allegheny County as a National Park Ranger in 1976-1977 and as a consultant in 1978-1981. As a Park Ranger I attended the National Park Service 21 day High Angle Rescue School in Yosemite National Park in 1976 and then a week long Search and Rescue class at Cedar Breaks National Monument. The next year I was selected to attend the newly created Federal Law Enforcement Training Center (FLETC) at Glynco Naval Air Station near Brunswick, Georgia. Jekyll Island was where much of the National Park Service Law Enforcement Training was accomplished.
- NC Rescue Technician - Surface Water Technician
- Search and Rescue Technician - Level II NASAR SARTECH II
- Leadership II: Strategies for Personal Success - NFA (F804)
- Leadership III: Strategies for Supervisory Success - NFA (F805)
- Swiftwater Rescue Technician Advanced - Rescue 3 International - NFPA 1670 Standard
- FEMA NIMS IS-230 Principles of Emergency Management
- FEMA NIMS IS-235 Emergency Planning
- FEMA NIMS IS-242 Effective Communication
- FEMA NIMS IS-241 Decision Making and Problem Solving
- FEMA NIMS IS-240 Leadership & Influence
- FEMA NIMS IS-244 Developing and Managing Volunteers
- FEMA NIMS IS-139 Exercise Design
Wildland Fire and Urban Interface
- Wildland Fire Suppression S-130/190
- Advanced Wildland Firefighter S-131
- Fire Operations in the Urban Interface S-215
- Wildland Urban Interface Fire Operations -Q618
- Wildland Tutorial Self-Study
- Introduction to Wildland/Urban Interface Firefighting for the Structural Company Officer - (F610)
- Command and Control of Wildland/Urban Interface Operations for Structural Chief Officers - (F612)
- Cooperative Leadership Issues in Wildland/Urban Interface Operations - (F613)
National Fire Academy Classes
- Advanced Public Information Officer E388
- Firefighter Safety: Calling the Mayday - Q133
- Incident Command System Self-Study
- Incident Command and Control Series: Tutorial (2nd Edition)
Colleges & Conferences
That I would like to attend
Some say that the Fire Service is 200 years of Tradition Unencumbered by Progress
I say that In the Fire - Rescue Service - You NEVER Stop Learning!
I Still Have A LOT To Do and Learn!
"There is Time to Sleep When You Are Dead"
"FIREFIGHTING - A FAMILY AFFAIR"
Salisbury Post Article
March 28th 2007
Captain Dave, Brent, and Glenn Barlow
